Findings of the Court of Inquiry, And Reiews of the Judge-Advocate-General And of the General of the Army, in the Case of Major-General G. K. Warren
Findings of the Court of Inquiry, And Reiews of the Judge-Advocate-General And of the General of the Army, in the Case of Major-General G. K. Warren
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The troops moved out of their gigantic camp and dividing into two bodies advanced into the enemy's country along divergent lines. Mu Sheng with his Yunnanese warriors going South West, whilst the Kwang-Si contingent under Hsin-ch^eng proceeded to the South East. It was not long before the resources of the great Kwang-Si commander were sorely taxed. He was met in his advance by King 'Hii who had succeeded in gathering around him a considerable army. He had pressed into his service a large body o...f trained elephants who bare on their bac^s warriors and engines of destruction. At the sight of this astonishing apparition the Kwang-Si army was seized with consternation and a panic set in amongst them. Their general, however, had seen too many hard-fought battles and strange devices to be easily daunted and he soon infused courage and hope into his despairing troops. He caused the camp artificers to make a number of artificial lions. He lashed these monsters on horses, and on commencing the battle, he first fired off his guns when close to the enemy and then launched his lion-mounted horses at them.
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The troops moved out of their gigantic camp and dividing into two bodies advanced into the enemy's country along divergent lines. Mu Sheng with his Yunnanese warriors going South West, whilst the Kwang-Si contingent under Hsin-ch^eng proceeded to the South East. It was not long before the resources of the great Kwang-Si commander were sorely taxed. He was met in his advance by King 'Hii who had succeeded in gathering around him a considerable army. He had pressed into his service a large body o...f trained elephants who bare on their bac^s warriors and engines of destruction. At the sight of this astonishing apparition the Kwang-Si army was seized with consternation and a panic set in amongst them. Their general, however, had seen too many hard-fought battles and strange devices to be easily daunted and he soon infused courage and hope into his despairing troops. He caused the camp artificers to make a number of artificial lions. He lashed these monsters on horses, and on commencing the battle, he first fired off his guns when close to the enemy and then launched his lion-mounted horses at them.
What to read after Findings of the Court of Inquiry, And Reiews of the Judge-Advocate-General And of the General of the Army, in the Case of Major-General G. K. Warren?
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